@@ExploitGodzdepends on a number of factors. Do you already know the general programming concepts and even another language? How often do you use python, how complex are you getting when using the language? Overall it just takes time, you’ll get good eventually 😊.
Managing passwords and API keys securely is crucial, and DotEnv seems like the perfect solution. Thanks for breaking it down step by step - we are sure it will be useful for many users!
I’ve been waiting so long for his videos and then when I found out it his disappearance was bc of his personal health issues, I have to say - the GOAT IS BACK!! I legit learned how to program Python from his channel. Anyone who is new here, you’re in good hands. Personally, this type of content doesn’t matter to me anymore but going back to the beginning of the learning process I can say without a doubt he’s the GOAT.
i started my programming with you and you are still the best teacher, your code is very simple to read but very clean. i wish someday i can write like you my friend
I already knew about .env and stuff, but I still watched this video because I started learning Python from you and I was expecting something new to learn from this video, that's where I found variable expansion. I was already aware of variable expansion concepts, but I didn't know that it can be used in .env file. I'll always be thankful to you, because I started learning from this channel and today I'm a Software Engineer.
great to see you back...made a career from previous videos....the entire pandas series shot up my data science career and has enabled me start and run my company...kudos corey
It all depends on the specifics of your production environment. If you're operating on a dedicated server for a specific application, you can directly set the environment variables there. Similarly, if you're using containerization solutions like Docker, environment variables can be defined within your Docker configurations. Platforms like AWS and Azure provide their own methods for secure environment management. The short answer is: 'It depends.' I've personally used DotEnv for smaller or personal projects without any issues, and it's exceptionally useful for local development. However, it is true that there are more secure and scalable options available for more complex systems. It all depends on your needs.
@@coreyms request python tutorial 2024 for beginners to experts. Python has been updated 8 years ago. There are definitely lots of changes and lots of tricks to master. please give us all the learning about python from beginning to expert.
You are not the only one to get this error. I spent entire night trying to figure out what was going wrong, until I even printed out the environment variables...😮💨
Good to see you back again 🙂, few days back i was trying to find ways to store db username and password in a secured way , your tutorial came just in right time for me, thanks a lot
Your videos ignited my passion for Python! Thank you immensely for sharing your knowledge. Please keep them coming; they're invaluable. Sending heaps of love from India!"
Waiting for future tutorials, that you promised in this video - liked that part most of all. Variable expansion was very new to me. Please do more videos. You are one of the best! Thank you!
Hi Corey, I'm so happy you're back. I was able to learn Python because of you. Can you please do a Django Rest Framework if you have time? Gob bless people like you who wants to impart their knowledge for free.
Glad your back Corey Sir 👏. Can you plz make any new Python Series on like Machine learning/Deep learning/Data Engineer/Data Analytics etc. In that case anything new that you learned in these days.
Good to see you upload video after so long. Are you running out of video ideas? here are some suggestions if you consider making videos on it. 1. Advanced Type Hinting (like complex ones) 2. Few End-to-end production level Project (share what actual production level code is like, dos, and don'ts) 3. How to negotiate salary(Advance)
Corey, thanks for another great video. I don't know if you'll ever see this, but in case you do: I think you are using a Python formatter in this video; a tutorial about that would be great. Thanks :)
Hi Corey, I absolutely love your content on python as it's very informative, glad to see you doing tutorials again. Though I do have a question, after going through the beginner python playlist and OOP python playlist, I just see a lot of python explaination videos floating around and don't know what order I should pick them up in, any reccomendations?
Hope you are ok Corey! But I have some questions about this: I'm not quite understanding what's the benefit of this approach. The time I've needed to store a connection string to a database I created a secret.py and added it to .gitignore. It preserves types and has auto completion, since it's just a python module. The difference is that auto generated . gitignore usually ignores .env files by default ? Or there are other advantages ?
That’s a great question! Here’s a few reasons… First, using a .env file is a standard convention, so it saves some future headaches you might run into. You’re right that many .gitignore files already exclude “.env”, so it’s less likely that someone on a team will accidentally expose this via version control. Second, using Environment Variables is pretty standard on Linux systems, which many servers run on. Using a custom solution by parsing these values ourselves instead of setting them as environment variables will be setting us up for headaches down the road once we run into a situation where environment variables are expected. I’ve always found it’s better to follow conventions early on rather than using my own custom solution, because inevitably I’m going to run into a situation where the convention is expected, and then I’ll find myself in a situation where I’m refactoring my custom solution to adhere to the conventions I could have followed from the beginning in the first place. I hope that helps answer your question!
The legend is back 🙌. I learned everything I know about Python from you ~6 years ago.
i concur outrightly... This legend kept dishing out knowledge in python like the Nigerian jollof... Welcome back LEGEND...
Has it been like 12 years? You know you basically taught me a whole lot of python of the years....
im new to python how long it took u to be fluent at it
@@ExploitGodzdepends on a number of factors. Do you already know the general programming concepts and even another language? How often do you use python, how complex are you getting when using the language? Overall it just takes time, you’ll get good eventually 😊.
I learnt 90% of python stuff thanks to your videos, it is awesome to see you back!
Been using dotenv for a while now snd i still managed to learn something new, Corey you're a legend!!
Everything I know about flask and django, I learnt from the legend himself Corey Schafer.
Thanks a lot for all you do
Managing passwords and API keys securely is crucial, and DotEnv seems like the perfect solution. Thanks for breaking it down step by step - we are sure it will be useful for many users!
God is back
Lol wtf 😂😂
Gos is god
😂😂
I’ve been waiting so long for his videos and then when I found out it his disappearance was bc of his personal health issues, I have to say - the GOAT IS BACK!! I legit learned how to program Python from his channel. Anyone who is new here, you’re in good hands. Personally, this type of content doesn’t matter to me anymore but going back to the beginning of the learning process I can say without a doubt he’s the GOAT.
Wrong address
i started my programming with you and you are still the best teacher, your code is very simple to read but very clean. i wish someday i can write like you my friend
I already knew about .env and stuff, but I still watched this video because I started learning Python from you and I was expecting something new to learn from this video, that's where I found variable expansion. I was already aware of variable expansion concepts, but I didn't know that it can be used in .env file.
I'll always be thankful to you, because I started learning from this channel and today I'm a Software Engineer.
great to see you back...made a career from previous videos....the entire pandas series shot up my data science career and has enabled me start and run my company...kudos corey
Never clicked a video faster, love the tutorials Corey! I'm assuming dotenv is not recommended for production?
It all depends on the specifics of your production environment. If you're operating on a dedicated server for a specific application, you can directly set the environment variables there. Similarly, if you're using containerization solutions like Docker, environment variables can be defined within your Docker configurations. Platforms like AWS and Azure provide their own methods for secure environment management.
The short answer is: 'It depends.' I've personally used DotEnv for smaller or personal projects without any issues, and it's exceptionally useful for local development. However, it is true that there are more secure and scalable options available for more complex systems. It all depends on your needs.
@@coreyms request python tutorial 2024 for beginners to experts. Python has been updated 8 years ago. There are definitely lots of changes and lots of tricks to master. please give us all the learning about python from beginning to expert.
Welcome back.. You are one reason to get a job in IT world... Please make more Video...
You are not the only one to get this error.
I spent entire night trying to figure out what was going wrong, until I even printed out the environment variables...😮💨
u r the reason why i have started programming , u r my god , glad to see you back
The man, the Legend!
Thank you for all your contribution to the Python community, Sir!
❤❤❤
Good to see you back! Would love to see videos on the latest Python advanced features in future.
So great to see you back, Corey. You are an amazing teacher
Just finished your django series Corey! And waking upto your notification made my day.
Glad to see you’re back Corey
I knew all this but watched nonetheless because Corey taught me codeing years ago and I was nostalgic haha
Good to see you back again 🙂, few days back i was trying to find ways to store db username and password in a secured way , your tutorial came just in right time for me, thanks a lot
Your videos ignited my passion for Python! Thank you immensely for sharing your knowledge. Please keep them coming; they're invaluable. Sending heaps of love from India!"
You are the No1 instructor. The Legend
Welcome Back Corey. Everything i know in python is from you
Waiting for future tutorials, that you promised in this video - liked that part most of all. Variable expansion was very new to me. Please do more videos. You are one of the best! Thank you!
Man it felt so good hearing your voice again. Hope you stay in the best of health and keep blessing us with such content.:)
Have been using this already, just wanted to watch a new video by Corey anyways. And as expected, I did learn some new things! Thanks as always!
I'm doing mt final project based in django than I've learned from you. Welcome back legend.! :D
I just watched a tutorial which I hadn’t been doing for years. But I couldn’t say no to Corey’s vdos
Wake up babe, Corey Schafer just dropped another banger tutorial
Glad you're back. You have the potential to have millions of followers and earn thousands of dollars. Don't know why you don't go for it.
THE GOAT IS BACK. HE HAS COOKED.
I am so glad to see you back!! Wishing you a healthy and happy life.
Hey Corey we all love the way you teach that's why I request you to make a playlist about math for data science
That’s what I’m talking about. It makes my day to see you back bro 🤘🏼
finally corey remember his password.
Finally, you have another new video sir. Your videos are the best.
Happy to see you back!
I use the standard module configparser for this purpose; it does practically the same without having to install additional dependencies.
Python legend is back
Great to see you back with the videos, requesting you to make a playlist for fastapi
You are back I was looking for you for a long time and I want to thank you for the awesome work
It's been a long time since your last upload, glad you're back Corey!
Great that you are back, hope your health is great
Hi Corey, I'm so happy you're back. I was able to learn Python because of you. Can you please do a Django Rest Framework if you have time? Gob bless people like you who wants to impart their knowledge for free.
Glad your back Corey Sir 👏. Can you plz make any new Python Series on like Machine learning/Deep learning/Data Engineer/Data Analytics etc. In that case anything new that you learned in these days.
Corey, thanks for another great tutorial. It’s been way too long!
THE LEGEND IS HERE ONCE AGAIN
So glad to see you back !!
Wake up babe! Corey just dropped a video after 12 years
Great to have you back, Corey!
Happy to see you back,,, please make videos on python automation sir
welcome back Corey! missed your uploads :D
The return of the king ...
Good to see you upload video after so long. Are you running out of video ideas? here are some suggestions if you consider making videos on it. 1. Advanced Type Hinting (like complex ones) 2. Few End-to-end production level Project (share what actual production level code is like, dos, and don'ts) 3. How to negotiate salary(Advance)
So glad to see you making videos again!
Great content as always. Thank you Corey!
Let's keep the momentum 🔥
The legend is back!
the man I owe my job to is back!
Look who’s back ❤❤❤
Thanks, God bless you
Thanks!
Great video as old times! :-)
The King is backkkkkkkkk what a time
Welcome Back in Action Corey MS
Man glad you're back!
Corey, thanks for another great video. I don't know if you'll ever see this, but in case you do: I think you are using a Python formatter in this video; a tutorial about that would be great. Thanks :)
He is BACK !!!
Welcome back, Corey!
Damn Mr. Schafer, your voice has changed, i can feel it :')
I hope you are better. Take care and I'll enjoy this video.
Great video! Excited for the next one! Thank you for all you've done!
Welcome back, missed your voice!
Nice to see you back
Good to have you back :)
The legend is back
Welcome Back , Corey❤
The GOAT is back!!
So happy to see new video 😃
Thanks Corey! Learned a lot from you videos!
YAYYYYY COREY VIDEOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ohh Man..!!! Thanks God, you are alive.❤
The man the myth the legend! Welcome back ❤
Hi Corey, I absolutely love your content on python as it's very informative, glad to see you doing tutorials again. Though I do have a question, after going through the beginner python playlist and OOP python playlist, I just see a lot of python explaination videos floating around and don't know what order I should pick them up in, any reccomendations?
So pleased that you are back. Does order matter for variable expansion in .env file e.g., USERNAME to be defined above EMAIL?
Informative and to the point. Thanks
welcome back man
GOAT IS COMING BACK
Wooow..... 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Happy to see you are back....😂
Great video!
Happy to hear from you Corey!
Waiting for your pytorch or tensorflow tutorial.
Also docker.
Happy to see you buddy...
Man I miss you, where have you been?
master corey is back!
Hope you are ok Corey! But I have some questions about this:
I'm not quite understanding what's the benefit of this approach. The time I've needed to store a connection string to a database I created a secret.py and added it to .gitignore. It preserves types and has auto completion, since it's just a python module.
The difference is that auto generated . gitignore usually ignores .env files by default ? Or there are other advantages ?
That’s a great question! Here’s a few reasons… First, using a .env file is a standard convention, so it saves some future headaches you might run into. You’re right that many .gitignore files already exclude “.env”, so it’s less likely that someone on a team will accidentally expose this via version control. Second, using Environment Variables is pretty standard on Linux systems, which many servers run on. Using a custom solution by parsing these values ourselves instead of setting them as environment variables will be setting us up for headaches down the road once we run into a situation where environment variables are expected. I’ve always found it’s better to follow conventions early on rather than using my own custom solution, because inevitably I’m going to run into a situation where the convention is expected, and then I’ll find myself in a situation where I’m refactoring my custom solution to adhere to the conventions I could have followed from the beginning in the first place. I hope that helps answer your question!
@@coreyms It makes sense, I usually prefer to follow conventions too, just didn't knew this one. Thanks!
Let's now hope 🤞 that the streak continues ❤
Thanks a lot, the timming could be better for a project I'm in at the moment!
well this is a decent return, the copy of my video made years ago)
Great Video as always Corey
We miss you Corey😢